Findell says Dr. Medley informed her husband that something was wrong with his tongue in April. Doctors later discovered that he had stage four head and neck cancer, but before doctors would allow him to start treatments, he needed to get fluoride trays. Unfortunately, Findell says those trays were not covered by their insurance.

Her husband's doctor said that he had to have a dental clearance and needed know that everything was done before her husband could start treatment for his cancer diagnosis.

"Within two days everything was done," Findell said. "So yeah, she just went above and beyond."

"This is the only way that I can think of to say thank you to her," Findwell added. "I don't even want to say how much money she saved us."

"As a dentist I can't stand to see people in pain," Dr. Medley said. "So we help as much, as many people as we can. You know it's a small office. It's just me, but we like to let people know that we're here and that we care and we're here for them."